Update: Amazon.com has it for $853 with free shipping.BestBuy.com has the Canon EOS Rebel T1i Black 15.10 MP 3.0" 920K LCD Full HD Movie Digital SLR Camera with F-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens for $900 + shipping. Free in-store pickup in some locations. [Compare]
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#1
elimail - Posted 8:26 am PDT 05/24/09 (89 Posts)
The new models of the Rebel was always priced around $650-750 when they were released, why is this one different, there is only more competition now....
And here is my lesson with the rebel as a amature photographer, the kit lens sucks and is a waste of money, I didn't appreciate this camera until I purchased the cheap 50MM 1.8 lens, only then did I figure out what a SLR is capable of, the quality of the picture will depend 75% on the lens and 25% on the camera, so spent accordingly when calculating your budget.
And here is my lesson with the rebel as a amature photographer, the kit lens sucks and is a waste of money, I didn't appreciate this camera until I purchased the cheap 50MM 1.8 lens, only then did I figure out what a SLR is capable of, the quality of the picture will depend 75% on the lens and 25% on the camera, so spent accordingly when calculating your budget.
#2
bub007 - Posted 8:45 am PDT 05/24/09 (28 Posts)
no tax/shipping if you buy it through RitzCamera.com...
as with life, you've just gotta make do with what you got. i've seen a lot of pictures come out great working with kit lenses. i'll admit, they're not good for low light...so you'd want to stay away from that unless your subject is static and you've got a tripod w/ a steady hand.
if you see yourself doing a lot of low-light photography, i suggest buying the Body Only ($100 less, ONLINE ONLY with most retailers, for now)...and using that saved $ for better glass.
as with life, you've just gotta make do with what you got. i've seen a lot of pictures come out great working with kit lenses. i'll admit, they're not good for low light...so you'd want to stay away from that unless your subject is static and you've got a tripod w/ a steady hand.
if you see yourself doing a lot of low-light photography, i suggest buying the Body Only ($100 less, ONLINE ONLY with most retailers, for now)...and using that saved $ for better glass.
#3
bclinton - Posted 10:59 am PDT 05/24/09 (197 Posts)
This isn't a deal! You can find this everywhere for 850 no shipping and no tax.
#4
Coolbbp - Posted 11:10 am PDT 05/24/09 (1 Posts)
At Amazon the body and lens kit is going for $852.84 + free shipping (no tax).
Slightly upset because I bought the kit for $899.99 at Amazon only a few weeks ago, but the pictures have come out great for me.
Amazon is also running side specials on the camera:
-Save $50 Instantly: For a limited time, purchase this or another qualifying Canon digital SLR and save $50 instantly on this special kit: the Tamron 18-200mm lens and Tiffen 62mm UV Protection filter.
-Save 15% on Lensbabies 2.0 for Canon
Slightly upset because I bought the kit for $899.99 at Amazon only a few weeks ago, but the pictures have come out great for me.
Amazon is also running side specials on the camera:
-Save $50 Instantly: For a limited time, purchase this or another qualifying Canon digital SLR and save $50 instantly on this special kit: the Tamron 18-200mm lens and Tiffen 62mm UV Protection filter.
-Save 15% on Lensbabies 2.0 for Canon
#5
soccermomluv_ - Posted 4:20 pm PDT 05/24/09 (177 Posts)
i agree somewhat, #1, but the current kit lens (18-55 IS) is more than adequate for most people. it's much better than the older non-IS kit lens that came with the XTi, etc. i just got my 50mm 1.8 a few days ago and for <$100 it is ridiculously sharp/fast...excellent for the $$$$.
#6
tiburoncito2000 - Posted 6:07 pm PDT 05/24/09 (1358 Posts)






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